Travel Board Certified Behavior Analyst - Camden Wyoming, Delaware

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionMaster’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis, Psychology, or Education, active Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification, and a minimum 1+ years BCBA experience required. Applicants who do not meet these qualifications will not be considered.Traveling as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst offers a unique blend of professional growth and adventure—perfect for those ready to expand their impact and expertise. As part of this specialized opportunity, you’ll benefit from premium travel support, non-taxable stipends, exceptional job security, and robust healthcare benefits, making this the ideal assignment for experienced BCBAs seeking new horizons.Set near the charming community of Camden Wyoming, DE, this position allows you to experience Delaware’s historic towns, vibrant cultural life, and scenic beauty.

With access to both the coast and peaceful countryside, you’ll find plenty to explore during your off hours. Working in this region not only adds a valuable dimension to your resume, but exposes you to innovative practices and leadership styles within a dynamic school setting.In this role, you’ll expand your expertise by supporting students with severe disabilities and autism, ages 2–22, in a school-based environment. The chance to collaborate across diverse teams and settings will provide new challenges and reward you with invaluable experience.

Embrace the professional fulfillment that comes from shaping effective, compassionate behavioral programs for children and adolescents while adding depth to your behavioral health toolkit. Enjoy the flexibility and excitement that comes with a travel assignment, and take advantage of the opportunity to build transferable skills, meet new colleagues, and experience the richness of a new locale.Qualifications:Active Delaware BCBA licensure/certification (confirmation required with application)Prior school-based BCBA experience preferredStrong skills in crisis management/de-escalationDemonstrated expertise in Functional Behavioral Assessments and Behavior Support PlansExperience supporting students with severe disabilities and autismMust be available full-time, on-site for the 26/27 school yearResponsibilities:Conduct FBAs and develop BSPsServe on the crisis team, supporting de-escalation effortsCollaborate on behavioral goals within IEPsSupport data collection, staff/student behavioral needsBenefits:Travel stipends and assistanceHealthcare benefitsJob security in a high-impact setting401(k) optionsMake your next career move a rewarding journey. Apply now to transform lives, advance your career, and experience all that Delaware has to offer!#p33